Celebrating and supporting National Tree Day

National Tree Day’s 30th anniversary will be celebrated on 26 July.  An initiative of Planet Ark, this is Australia’s largest…

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Murujuga takes its place on Time Magazine’s 2026 world destination list

The Murujuga Cultural Landscape in WA’s Pilbara region is one of four Australian inclusions in TIME magazine’s World’s Greatest Places 2026.

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Vale June Butcher AM

Wildlife conservation champion and Parks Ambassador June Butcher, widely known across the Perth hills for her work caring for injured…

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Strong social bonds help magpies learn faster and thrive

New research shows young magpies learn how to turn basic sounds into complex calls and sequences in much the same…

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EPA appointment announced

The WA Parks Foundation congratulates Dr Regina Flugge on her recent appointment to the independent Environmental Protection Authority (EPA). Dr…

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Up with the best – WA’s Pinky’s Beach and Hellfire Bay

Western Australia shines once again in Australia’s Best Beaches 2026, with Pinky Beach on Rottnest Island/Wadjemup ranked #2 and Hellfire…

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Now open: support opportunities for community stewardship initiatives

In 2026, $7 million in funding is available via the Community Stewardships program to support community-driven natural resource management projects…

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Citizen scientists helping to track WA’s Black Cockatoos

The next Great Cocky Count, BirdLife Australia’s annual snapshot survey of black-cockatoos in south-western WA, will take place on…

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WA’s natural wonders top the list for tourists

Western Australia’s natural assets as well as good food and wine are largely why visitors choose to holiday in WA…

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Board changes

Highly respected Noongar Elder Dr Richard Walley OAM has retired recently after nine years’ service as a WA Parks Foundation…

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